AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 10-24-2023

Mhm. Here I am. Hi. Hi, everybody. Welcome to the AV Geeks lunchtime streaming show. Hopefully, we didn't go black too long. Um Anyways, this is my second day back from travels. Uh There's a lot of traveling over the last 2 months, and it has taken its toll. Lots of things are discombobulated. I'm trying to figure it all out. Anyhow, uh behind me is a 16 mm uh film on the film scanner. So, we're going to watch this film. Uh based on a Nathaniel Hawthorne short story. Enjoy. Please be seated, Madam Wycherly. Mr. Medbourne. I hope you will be comfortable there, Mr. Gascoigne. My dear Colonel Killigrew, you are looking well. This rose, the same withered and crumbling flower, blossomed 5 and 50 years ago. It was given me by Sylvia Ward, whose portrait hangs there. And I meant to wear it in my bosom at our wedding. But my beautiful young Sylvia grew ill. It was not a serious disorder. I prepared a prescription for her. She swallowed it and died on our bridal evening. For 5 and 50 years, the rose she gave me has been treasured between the leaves of this old volume. Now, would you believe it possible that this rose of half a century could ever bloom again? Nonsense. You might as well ask if an old woman's withered face could ever bloom again. See. That's a very pretty trick. Well, tell us, how is it done? Did you never hear of the Fountain of Youth, which the Spanish adventurer Ponce de León went in search of two or three centuries ago? But did Ponce de León ever find it? No, for he never searched in the right place. The famous Fountain of Youth, if I am rightly informed, is located in the southern part of the Floridian peninsula, uh not far from Lake Macaco. Its source is hidden by several gigantic magnolias, which, though centuries old, are kept as fresh as violets by the virtues of this wonderful water. An acquaintance of mine, knowing my curiosity in such matters, has sent me what you see in this vase. And what may be the effect of this fluid on the human body? You shall judge for yourself, my dear Colonel. All of you, my respected friends, are welcome to as much of this admirable fluid as may restore to you the bloom of youth. And for you, my dear Dr. Heidegger? For my own part, having had so much trouble in growing old, I am in no hurry to grow young again. With your permission, therefore, I will merely watch the progress of the experiment. Well, it appears, at least, to be good vintage. No doubt I've taken worse in my time. Wait a moment. Before you drink, my respectable friends, would it not be well that, with the experience of a lifetime to direct you, uh you should draw up a few general rules for your guidance in passing a second time through the perils of youth? Think what a sin and shame it would be if, with the particular advantages of your knowledge of life, you should not, in second youth, become patterns of virtue and wisdom to all the young people of the age? Do you suggest that our lives have not been patterns of virtue and wisdom, my dear doctor? Come, come, my dear friends. Colonel Killigrew, had ever a young man a more promising future than yours. Family, wealth, a handsome face and figure. Was it virtuous or wise you to trample on the advantages with which you were endowed? Your fortune and your health squandered in the pursuit of sinful pleasures. And you, my respectable old friend, were you not an honored leader of the people? A man chosen to positions of power and trust. Was it virtuous or wise in you to betray that trust in exchange for small quantities of money? And my dear Medbourne, who would have believed 40 years ago that all your shops and warehouses would be lost in one foolish speculation? And you left to live as best you could by cultivating the kindnesses of strangers. And all three of you gentlemen, were you not once at the point of cutting each other's throats for the beauty of Madame Witchely? And my dear widow, why have scandalous stories been told of you which so turns society against you that you have had to live these many years in such deep seclusion? If we have made mistakes, have we not learned from them? Do you imagine we would repeat our errors? Drink then. I rejoice that I have so well selected the subjects of my experiment. Give me more of this wonderful water. We are younger, but we're still too old. Quick, give me more. Yes, give me more. More, please. Quickly, more. Patience. Patience. You have been a long time growing old. Surely you might be content to grow young in half an hour. But the water is at your service. My dear widow, you are charming. Am I really pretty? Now the landlord's daughter, she came in and we kissed those rosy cheeks again. This great republic, the money's to be had for the taking. The initial investment is nothing when balanced against the potential profits to be made. Representative government. We all sat down and then we'd sing. Can it be that I'm beautiful again? Justice and equality. When Jones' ale was new, my boys. Think of it. Ice. Mountains of ice floating in the northern oceans. The blessings of liberty. Ours for the taking. When Jones' ale was new. Is there a line left there? A sturdy ship. I know just the master in New Bedford. Inalienable rights. Gone. Or whales. What you ask is very difficult. You understand that. Yes, teams of whales. I don't know if that could be arranged or not. To tow the ice to the southern latitudes. And my hair, the color's completely back. To be sold to sweltering natives at the highest prices possible. They call for pots, they call for glasses. If any hint of this should be made public, the most serious consequences would result. They all got drunk like old jackasses. But perhaps it could be arranged. Does this really mean I can throw this hateful cap away? If your interest in the matter is sufficiently great to provide the necessary incentives. My dear doctor, may I have another glass, please? Certainly, my dear madam, certainly. See, I have already filled the glasses. Drink. We are young. We are young. I am beautiful. Oh, how beautiful everything is. I can do anything in the world. Look. See how strong I am. Doctor, you dear old soul, get up and dance with me. Pray excuse me. I am old and rheumatic. My dancing days were over long ago. But any of these handsome young gentlemen would be glad of so pretty a partner. Dance with me, Clara. No, I'll be her partner. She promised to marry me 50 years ago. 50 years ago. Clara, your laughter is like music. Is it, Mr. Medbourne? Your hair's like fire. Mr. Gascoigne. You are beautiful, Clara. How can you say what you say to a young girl, Mr. Killigrew? You know it's the truth. You are beautiful. My lovely Clara, you're my life. Only when you appear does the sun rise for me. When you leave me, the dark of night falls over my spirit. Speak for me, too, Mr. Gascoigne. How charming you are. I mean what I say. I shall be rich, Clara. I shall be able to give you everything your beauty deserves. You must be mine. I will buy you. can I choose who I love you when you're all so charming and so handsome and so young? What he promises with a future, I can give you now. Come with me. We will suited to each other. No, she promised to marry me 50 years ago. We are speaking of today. I will be famous, honored. You will share my successes. All the world will admire you. More promises for tomorrow. What I offer you is mine today. Yes, inherited wealth and position. Not a day's work have you done for it. Mine just the same. Clara, don't listen to him. I need you. A man in my position must have a wife. for him you're only a convenience by which he hopes to further his ridiculous strivings for public notice. Ridiculous strivings? You pompous shopkeeper. Both of you are ridiculous. Clara, come with me. I love you. Take your hand off. Don't touch me. Both of you, let her alone. out of this. I will NOT HAVE THAT. NO. COME, COME, GENTLEMEN. COME, Madam Wycherly. I really must protest against this sort of thing. My poor Silvia's rose. It appears to be fading again. I love it as well thus. As in its dewy freshness. Ah, we're old again. So soon. Yes, my friends, you are old again. And look, the water of youth is all wasted on the ground. Well, I do not regret it. If the fountain gushed at my very doorstep, I would not stoop to bathe my lips in it. No, though its delirium lasted for years instead of moments. He's right. It's gone. All gone. You spilled it. You must get me more. Yes. Yes, we we must have more. We must go to Florida and find this fountain and then stay close by so that we may drink the water continuously. Yes, we must go. Yes. Quickly. That's uh reminds me of uh 10th grade. Um Hold on, this scanner's acting weird. Um reading some uh Was it 10th grade or 11th grade? I can't remember. Uh anyways, pretty great. Uh has a real kind of Twilight Zone Outer Limits feel. Um that really early short stories or early uh stories from early colonial America. Pretty great. All right, let's learn about the problems of uh conserving water. Enjoy. On the continental United States, an average of 30 in of precipitation falls each year. That amounts to the entire annual flow of the Mississippi River 10 times over. Yet America, even with its abundant supply of fresh water, has serious water problems. One of these is that rainfall is not uniform throughout the land. In the Southwest, the average is only 10 to 20 in a year. Because of this, water is precious, and whatever sources are available are sought out and fought over the several states. The most important of these sources is the Colorado River. At Parker Dam, a good part of its water is diverted to Southern California. This pumping plant lifts the water and starts it through a 700-mile distribution network of tunnels and concrete-lined canals to try to meet the needs of six counties containing more than 10 million people. You don't have to look around very long to know why we have water problems in Southern California. Every day there are more people requiring more homes, more food, and more jobs. We raise vast quantities of food here in California, but we couldn't do it without irrigation water. With increasing demands, there are times when we can't get water when it's needed most. Now, let's hear from a few other witnesses. Sure, they've got problems in California, but what about us in Arizona? You can argue who's right all day long and not come to any conclusions. The recently authorized Central Arizona project will give us more water, but that's not enough to meet future needs. After all, most of the water originates on the western slope of the Rockies here in Colorado, and we need some of it for our dry but fertile soil on the eastern slope. We can sympathize with Arizona and California's water problems, but we have them, too. You Americans must remember that Mexico also has a claim to Colorado River water. By compact in 1922, Mexico was promised 1 and 1/2 million acre-feet of water yearly. But more promises were made for its runoff than the river can fulfill. So, what's the solution? Sure, we can all claim we've got a right to more water, but the fact is the Colorado just doesn't have enough of it to satisfy those claims. And I'll tell you the only solution is to pipe in water from the Columbia. Up there, they got plenty of water. Plenty of water? Yeah, now we do. But what about the future? The Northwest is one of the fastest-growing regions in the country. And what happens when the place gets crowded? I'll tell you, we'll need all the water we can get, and then some. And so, the struggle for more water in the arid Southwest continues. Meanwhile, the population continues to grow, promising even greater demands for water in the future. Where is this water going to come from? Dams are part of the solution. More dams to store the available water, and more aqueducts to transport the water where it's needed. Here in San Jose, California, water is being stored by means other than the building of a dam. In the past, 2/3 of the water that fell on this area would run off, cause floods, and then discharge into San Francisco Bay. To save some of this water, recharge or percolation ponds were developed, which allows stored water to filter through layers of sand and gravel to the underground. The result of this operation has been to raise the water table in the area, a trend quite the opposite of what is generally happening. The Southwest lacks fresh water, but nearby, as in many arid regions of the world, vast oceans of water exist that could supply all the fresh water needed. The problem, of course, is removing the salt. Pure water can be made from salt water by a process called distillation. In this flask is a solution of salt water. The water boils, changes to a gaseous state, and is condensed in this cooling coil. Salt and other impurities remain behind. The distilled water is now fit to drink. But, this is a slow process. Distillation will take place more quickly and at lower temperatures if we decrease the air pressure above the salt water. When a vacuum pump lowers the air pressure in the flask, some of the water boils instantly, or flashes into steam. Using less heat, this method of distillation is a faster and more economical way of producing large quantities of pure water. A distillation process similar to this is used here at this desalination plant of the United States Department of the Interior in San Diego, California. The raw material for this conversion is salt water taken from the ocean. It is piped to these distillation chambers. After heating, the brine flows into the first distillation chamber. In the partial vacuum, some of the salt water flashes into steam, which condenses when it comes in contact with pipes that carry in the added salt water. The brine then flows into other chambers, where it flashes under a pressure lower than that in the previous chamber. The salt-free condensed water is collected, and the brine from the final stage of this process is returned to the sea. The method of desalination employed in this plant is called multi-stage flash evaporation. Two and a half million gallons a day of fresh water are produced here. Other plants for desalting seawater are already in operation throughout the world. In the future, plants using nuclear energy could make desalination more economical. These plants would produce both fresh water and power. Changing the weather is another way in which the problem of water scarcity is being attacked. Seeding clouds with dry ice dropped from aircraft is one way in which weather can be modified, or precipitation can be artificially induced to supply additional water from the atmosphere. Another way is by the use of ground-based silver iodide generators. Under the right meteorological conditions, cloud seeding will increase precipitation. While efforts continue to increase the water supply in arid regions, we are also experiencing a problem of another sort in many areas. This is the problem of water pollution. Water is polluted by sewage, by wastes of industrial processes, and by pesticides. These materials contain organic and inorganic chemical compounds, and a variety of harmful microorganisms. When these compounds decompose, they act as nutrients which over-enrich the water and promote the growth of small underwater plants called algae. Decaying algae rob the water of oxygen, destroying aquatic life, and preventing the water from purifying itself. When ingested, other waterborne wastes may affect man because they are toxic. Some bacteria, when ingested, can cause disease. This is Lake Michigan, one of the five Great Lakes, which together form the greatest connected area of fresh water on Earth. Though the states bordering the lakes would not seem likely victims of a water problem, nevertheless, they are. For though the lake water is not being exhausted, it is being polluted. Steel mills and oil refineries are among the worst polluters of Lake Michigan. The pollution from these plants has affected the entire southern end of the lake. In many communities, insufficiently treated sewage and industrial pollution periodically put the beaches off limits to swimmers. In the waters of Green Bay to the north, the pollutants are raw and partially treated wastes from paper mills and the cities along its shores. Bacteria feed on these wastes, robbing the water of oxygen. Moving east, Lake Erie is almost biologically dead. That is, desirable aquatic life can no longer survive here. Only algae and various scavengers find the environment hospitable. The story is depressingly similar in many other parts of the country. New York's Hudson and East Rivers are open sewers. The Cuyahoga River in Ohio is so loaded with the waste products of petroleum distillation that it is actually in danger of catching fire. Even the tidal areas adjacent to cities and towns are becoming polluted. Clams and oysters from these waters cannot be gathered except in legally designated areas because they have been found to harbor bacteria from the wastes in rivers flowing into the estuaries. So, with many of our water resources becoming polluted, how are we going to provide ourselves with sufficient quantities of water that we can use? We can obtain pure water from polluted water by purification processes such as those used at Lake Tahoe, California. In the Lake Tahoe plant, the primary and secondary treatment given the incoming sewer water is similar to the kind provided in most sewage systems. Settling tanks permit sedimentation of the larger solid particles. In this demonstration, you can watch sedimentation in raw sewage water with the help of a time-lapse camera. The sewage water is then aerated to hasten decomposition of the waterborne excrement. Then the water passes into another settling tank, from which it emerges looking like the end product of most sewage treatment plants. In this plant, however, the water passes on to several further stages of treatment. Here, powdered lime is added as a coagulant to remove phosphates that algae need for growth. When lime is added to phosphate-rich water, the lime combines with the phosphates, and they precipitate out as calcium phosphate. After another stage, which removes dissolved ammonia gas, another algae nutrient, the water passes through several layers of gravel and sand in these filter tanks. Filtration also removes suspended solid materials, as you can see in this demonstration. Now filtered, the water is clear. But, it still has another stage to pass through. These tanks are filled with activated carbon granules, which adsorb still more chemical and biological impurities. The water has now been treated to a stage pure enough for drinking. Only a small amount of nutrients and trace elements remain. Before it is stored for use, however, chlorine is added to prevent the growth of bacteria. The water reclamation system at Lake Tahoe is a pioneer effort in the kind of complete sewage treatment that will become increasingly necessary throughout the country as growing population and industrial output continue to add to the pollution of our fresh water resources. At the same time, more fresh water will have to be extracted from the sea. In the future, we are going to need more and more fresh and unpolluted water. The task of satisfying that need will require greater and greater expenditures of money and strict local, state, and federal controls. Different parts of the country will require different means of water conservation. What kind of water problems are there in your area? How will these conservation problems be solved? Some of them got solved and some of them got worse than the pendulum went one way and then came back the other way. Uh that's what's fascinating about watching these films is, you know, knowing that we know with hindsight what happened in some cases uh both in a positive and a negative way. All right. So, behind me I have another film set up on the scanner. Now that I'm back in um the studio, in the archive, I'm excited to show you some more films. So, here is Red Room Riddle. Enjoy. Don't want to do it. It's club rules. If you want to join, you have to do it. You never had to go into that house. I had to carry a dead skunk halfway across town and it wasn't distinct, either. I'd rather do that than go in there. Look, the worst part of this initiation is that I'm stuck with you to make sure you do it. Well, I don't like the looks of this place. All you have to do is see what's inside and then report it to the club. What are you boys doing here? Just wondering what's inside that house. I wouldn't try to find out if I were you. You know something about that place? Everybody knows about that place. It's supposed to be haunted. We'll go see for ourselves. Good luck, especially if you do get inside. I know, what if we just go back and make up a story about what's inside the house? They'll never know the difference. You know, Todd, sometimes you really are amazing, you know that? They don't want a story. They want to know what's inside the house. How are we even going to get inside the fence? We can't squeeze through and those rods at the top look rusty. Have you ever thought about trying the gate? Oh, sure. Somebody's really going to leave the gate open just for us. Todd, why I ever put you up to the club, I'll never know. Did you see that? It must have been ready to fall off. Bill, I'll get you for that. That wasn't part of the initiation. You should have seen the look on your face. Wait till I tell the guys. I wasn't scared. You startled me, that's all. Oh, sure. Well, if you weren't scared, you did the best imitation I ever saw. Now, lead the way. Okay. No one's lived here in an awful long time. Who would want to? Wow, this is place old. Sure, it's haunted. Come on, ghosts don't exist. you're some kind of expert. I know why you're here. Who are you? I'm Jamie Bly. And you want to get in the house. Only do you're afraid of what you might find. We're not afraid of anything. I see. Afraid of anything. Well, Major's fearless, too. But he is also peaceful unless provoked. Tell me your names. Maybe we don't feel like it. Are they provoking us, Major? Todd Burton, Bill Slocum. You lads are trespassers. And you're not? Come on, don't try and tell us that you live in this old wreck. Well, perhaps I do. Perhaps I don't. Maybe we ought to leave, Bill. Good idea. Besides, you wouldn't get inside. It's all sealed up. We'll go see for ourselves. Come on, Todd. Boy, that kid is weird. Even his clothes are weird. Talks funny, too. He doesn't know as much as he thinks. That kid seems to know something about this house. Maybe we should just get out of here. Not till we have a look first. Hey, look out! Are you okay? Yeah, I guess my weight must have shook this old porch. This place is dangerous and eerie. That was just an accident. We'll be more careful. I think we should get out of here before something else happens. Come on, let's try this window. Maybe we could see in. Sure, then we won't have to go inside. The club said all I had to do was tell them what it looked like in there. If you want to pass your initiation, you have to go in. And stop trying to chicken out. I can't see a thing. Told you so. What's that? Sounds like footsteps. They are footsteps. Better hide, fast. WHERE ARE YOU, JAMIE BLY? I KNOW YOU'RE HERE, you and that dog of yours. IF I CATCH YOU, I'LL FIX YOU GOOD. DON'T WORRY. That old caretaker's half blind and half deaf. If I catch that Jamie Bly, he'll learn a thing or two. You just can be sure about that. He's not going to get you. We're leaving. There's no need to hurry. The old fellow's gone. He might not stay gone. Get the dog if you're supposed to keep going. The caretaker might see him. It's a skeleton. There you are. Come here, JAMIE BLY. BILL, WAIT UP. COME HERE, JAMIE BLY. RUN! YOU DON'T NEED TO GO IN any haunted house to see spooks. Just take a look at him. He's as white as a ghost. You could have warned us about that caretaker. He's all bluff. I'm used to him. He looked mean enough when he was chasing us. What about that dog of yours digging up that old skeleton? I didn't see any skeleton. You lads don't want to get in that house. Sure we do. Well, it can't be done in the daytime. We must do it night. If you meet me tonight, I shall see that you get inside the house. But perhaps you're afraid. We're not afraid. We went up to the house, didn't we? Come on, Todd. This joker's getting on my nerves. Be here when darkness sets. You'll see I'm not making jokes. When the moon is up, be here. If you dare. I bet that weird Jamie kid won't even show up. Making us wait out here for nothing is probably his idea of a neat trick. Yeah, well, if he doesn't show, we don't get into the house, and you don't get into the club. Forget it. I'm not going to be the first guy in the club to go into that place. Come on. Now remember, no matter what this guy has up his sleeve, it's all a bag of tricks. Just a bunch of hocus pocus. Don't let that little squirt scare us. Well, I see you've changed your minds. And you'd better get us inside that house. My, don't you sound brave. Well, if you're in such a big hurry, after you. Hey, wasn't this place full of leaves and junk this afternoon? Yeah, when did you guys start fixing up the place? Follow me. Turn off that light. Just what we need. Thunderstorm. We'll be inside in a moment. Just stay close behind me. Might get lost out here forever. Lost forever. He's trying that corny stuff on us again to scare us. You're not going to fall for it, are you? Hey, that thing almost touched me. Felt hot. Okay, what did you do, Jamie? I didn't do anything. You know better than to go near thorns in a rose garden. Thorns don't glow in the dark, and they don't feel hot, either. Now, how did you do it? I think you've got a good imagination. Oh, come on. I saw it, too. It's some kind of trick. I'll figure out how he did it sooner or later. Come on. Hey, where'd all the old boards on windows go? Yeah, who cleaned up the place this fast? Can't be that old caretaker. You coming or not? Okay, we're here. Now, get us inside. Certainly. Well, come on. How come you use oil lamps? My family doesn't have electricity. We use only oil lamps and candles. Where is the rest of your family? Out. Of course. Wait here. Now we can tell the club about the inside of the house. So, let's go. Not so fast. There's more to this house than one room. This place gives me the creeps. Will you stop worrying and help me look for a light switch? There's no telling what that weird kid might do when nobody's home. There's got to be somebody home. A place this big must have some help. A maid, a cook, maybe even a butler. See, what did I tell you? Hey, could you tell us where Jamie went? Stop acting so scared. It's only a little thunder. I'm not acting, I am scared. Just because you pretend you're so tough all the time doesn't mean I have to. I tell you, it's all a lot of hocus pocus. Jamie even has the servants working with him to play tricks. Yeah, but where'd he put the light switch? You two just don't listen. Told you we don't have electricity. Now we'll go upstairs to the red room. Isn't that the maid we saw? It's Henrietta. She's always turning out lights. Thinks they might start a fire. Watch, I bet that maid will jump out of the closet or something at us. Moaning and groaning. Henrietta didn't go in there. She's afraid of the red room. Now, I shall open the red room. This room's the best in the whole house. It's got everything. Even a secret way out. You lads are so smart, perhaps you can find it. Hey, open up! It's locked. Open this door, Jamie. I'll see just how smart you are. All you have to do is find your way out. You better not take too long, or you'll see more than you bargained for. Open this door, else we're going to kick out the windows. GO AHEAD AND TRY. WE'RE TRAPPED. WE'VE GOT TO FIND THAT secret way out. What's that? Just the maid or Jamie or somebody. Look under that rug, maybe there's a trap door. Look! Got to get out of here. Take it easy. I know enough about magic not to fall for that trick. You don't have to put up a front anymore. You can be scared, too. I'm not scared. I'm going to find a way out of here. Look, a secret way out. Wait. How do we know this isn't another trick? Or something worse. We have to take our chance. We can't stay here. Look! Must be Jamie. Here, hold this. Now we'll scare him. Ah! We got to get out of here. The The caretaker! There you are. What do you think you're doing, young man? I'm sorry. We're in that haunted house, and we're being chased by ghosts, and then the Ronald, calm down. Calm down. But it happened, honest. It was thundering and lightning and pouring rain. Thundering and lightning? Why, it's been as clear as a bell all evening. The streets aren't the least bit wet. Do you know anything about a strange kid with a dog? A kid named Jamie Bly? Why, how do you know about him? The people that used to live in that house were named Bly. They had a young boy. The boy and his dog died in a tragic fire in his room. Folks around here believe he's buried in the yard. Bill, remember those bones? But long after the boy and the dog died, their room mysteriously turned red. And you could hear their cries from behind the walls. What about that old caretaker? Could he tell us? Hmm, I suppose he could. But he's been dead for 40 years. Well, watch out for those rainstorms. Hey, did you notice something about her? What? Doesn't she look familiar? Of course she does. We saw her this morning. Remember? No, I mean just now. Doesn't she look like the maid? Only older? This is crazy. We got to get out of here. Hey, wait up. You all right? Yeah. I guess we both got scared, right? Well, you know, it does feel kind of good to admit that you are scared. Boy, I never thought I'd hear you say that. You can tell the guys in the club. Well, you know, I bet that kid Jamie probably found out about the people who used to live there. Yeah, maybe even hypnotized us into thinking that we saw the ghost. We were tricked. That red mark on your face is no trick. So, that. That was uh weird. Creepy for creepy's sake. Um narrative Yeah, not so important as the uh building suspense, I suppose. But yeah, that was a ABC Afterschool Special repurposed for an educational film. Um and I'm sure there's questions associated with it. Uh let me see if there's actually program notes. There's not. 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